Consider a resultant force of 50 N along the negative y-axis. The resultant was calculated as a sum of the following four tensile forces: F1 = 100 N at 70°, F2 = 300 N at 190° and F; = 150 N at 340° and Fa Find the magnitude and the direction of the force Fa. Use the counter clockwise direction as the positive direction of the angle from the positive x-axis. Provide the answers to 2 decimal places. 1) Draw a force diagram to support your workings. 2) Compute the x-component of F4 according to the coordinate system shown. 3) Compute the y-component of F4 according to the coordinate system shown. 4) Compute the magnitude and the direction of F4. Define the direction of Fa from the positive x-axis; use the counter clockwise direction as the positive direction for the angle. 5) Draw a sketch of F4 (final values of the magnitude and direction in association with X and Y components).

Consider a resultant force of 50 N along the negative y-axis. The resultant was calculated as a sum of the following four tensile forces: F1 = 100 N at 70°, F2 = 300 N at 190° and F; = 150 N at 340° and Fa Find the magnitude and the direction of the force Fa. Use the counter clockwise direction as the positive direction of the angle from the positive x-axis. Provide the answers to 2 decimal places. 1) Draw a force diagram to support your workings. 2) Compute the x-component of F4 according to the coordinate system shown. 3) Compute the y-component of F4 according to the coordinate system shown. 4) Compute the magnitude and the direction of F4. Define the direction of Fa from the positive x-axis; use the counter clockwise direction as the positive direction for the angle. 5) Draw a sketch of F4 (final values of the magnitude and direction in association with X and Y components).

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